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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music video viewing habits. Some key findings include: 41% of respondents who listen to pop music were male, challenging stereotypes; most respondents listen to music daily but some are too busy; hip hop was the most popular genre at 61.5% followed by pop at 58.9%; the majority find music videos through YouTube suggestions; 92.3% view music videos on YouTube; and most respondents only sometimes pay attention to lyrics in videos but will still watch the new video being created.
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Survey results
The survey results showed that the majority of respondents were middle-aged women, so the conclusions may be biased. Pop music was the most commonly preferred genre at 58%, despite many respondents being middle-aged. Most people only watch music videos occasionally when interested in a particular video. The top things audiences like are an interesting story, pleasing visuals, and seeing the artist perform. Most watch music videos on YouTube and TV. A narrative music video was ranked highest among examples provided. Respondents also liked visually stimulating, creative videos with dancing, celebrities, abstract visuals, or meaningful storylines.
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The document discusses the results of a market research survey conducted to inform the creation of a student music video. The survey asked respondents questions about their music preferences, how they discover and watch music videos, and what elements they like or dislike in music videos. The results showed that most respondents listen to music everyday and enjoy genres like hip hop, pop and R&B. They discover music videos on YouTube suggestions and social media and watch them primarily on YouTube. Respondents indicated they want to see dancing, variety of shots and both narrative and performance elements in music videos. This information will help the students incorporate popular elements in their own music video.
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The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about preferences for a house music video. It found that females were more likely to complete the questionnaire than males. Most respondents were between 16-20 years old. Respondents preferred a narrative story line over a purely creative video and wanted to see people singing, strobe lighting, and party scenes, though an explicit party scene would be avoided. Most felt a female actress would allow better relatability and enjoyment. The intended mood of the video should be happy to create a positive filming environment. Respondents confirmed they regularly watch music videos, so a music video project would be suitable. Multiple locations will be included based on responses.
Questionnaire evaluation
The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about preferences for a music video. It indicates that more females than males responded. Most respondents were between ages 16-20. Respondents expressed interest in a house music genre video with a storyline and characters singing. They preferred elements like strobe lighting and costumes but not depictions of alcohol. Most felt a female actress would connect well. Most wanted a happy vibe. Filming in multiple locations was also supported. The document analyzes the responses to help focus the music video concept.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences and music video viewing habits. Some key findings:
- The majority of respondents were female aged 16-25 who listen mostly to pop music.
- All respondents watch music videos, with 85% watching regularly and 15% occasionally.
- Favorite music videos listed were mostly mainstream pop artists like Take That.
- Respondents preferred narrative and performance-style music videos over conceptual.
- YouTube was the most popular way to watch music videos, followed by TV music channels.
- Twitter was the most used social media, but not for watching videos due to buffering or scams. Word of mouth was the most common way to share music videos.
Audience research d
The document discusses market research conducted through a questionnaire to determine preferences for a music video. It provides results for various questions about respondents' gender, age, music purchasing and streaming habits, preferred music genres including Afro beats, how they access music videos, and preferences for video style, content, location, and understandability of lyrics. The research found that most respondents were female, 17 years old, stream but don't purchase music, prefer pop and rap genres over Afro beats, access videos on YouTube, and thought the "Romantic" song lyrics and mood were easy to understand. It helped inform decisions for the music video.
meida reserach
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey conducted to inform the creation of a music video. The survey was distributed through Survey Monkey and gathered demographic information about respondents' age, music preferences, and how often they watch music videos. Most respondents were 17-19 years old and enjoyed pop, indie, house, and rock music genres. Most watched music videos frequently on YouTube. Respondents indicated they enjoy narratives, artistic qualities, and deeper meanings in music videos. The survey provided useful insight into the target audience and their preferences to help design a music video that would appeal to them.
Question 3
The document summarizes feedback from audience surveys and YouTube analytics about a music video. Key findings include:
- Survey responses showed that audience equally enjoyed different parts of the video and found the editing and storyline clear. However, some wanted more band footage or a clearer story.
- YouTube analytics showed over 300 people watched over 600 minutes of the video on average. However, some may have gotten bored, so engagement could be improved. Most views were from the UK and male audience.
Questionnaire Analysis - Graphs
The document analyzes results from a 20-person questionnaire about music video preferences. Key findings include:
1) Most participants were female students ages 17-19.
2) R&B was the most popular music genre.
3) 75% of participants watch music videos, mostly very frequently on YouTube instead of TV.
4) Participants preferred music videos that tell a story or convey a theme over just a performance.
5) Most said a music video influences their decision to purchase a song.
Audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about audience preferences for music videos. It found that the target audience is primarily 16-20 year olds, with a 60/40 female to male gender split. Alternative and rock music are most popular. Narrative music videos are preferred over performance videos. People watch music videos weekly on platforms like TV, PC and mobile devices. Storyline/concept and cinematography are most important. Most respondents said they are more likely to purchase music if the video is good.
Q3
The respondent created a survey to collect feedback on their music video from their target audience of 16-19 year olds. Based on the responses, they learned that:
1) The majority of respondents were between 16-19 years old as intended.
2) Most respondents watched genres like dance, hip hop/rap, indie pop, and pop that aligned with the band's style.
3) Overall, respondents rated the song positively and found some clear connections between the visuals, music, and genre portrayed in the video.
4) While the storyline was rated as mediocre, respondents overall rated the video positively with a mean score of 7.96 out of 10.
Music video market research
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music video preferences. It was completed by 14 participants, with equal numbers of male and female respondents. Most respondents were between 16-20 years old and students with significant free time. Indie and rock music were the most popular genres. YouTube was universally used to watch music videos. Most respondents preferred videos with underlying messages over purely indulgent ones. Respondents also indicated a preference for substance over style in videos but wanted some emphasis on both. Conceptual narratives and combinations of concepts, narratives and performances were the most interesting video types. The survey provided insight into targeting demographics and designing videos appealing to this audience.
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- 1. Music Video Survey Response Oumie Joof
- 2. Q1: pop is mainly aimed at females, this may be because females like calm and upbeat music, but that is just a stereotype as from our result you can see that 41.03% of who took the survey were male, which shows that not only females listen to pop music.
- 3. Q2: As you can see from the result that most of our target audience that 84.62% of them listens to music everyday, from the result of how often people listen to music is 7.69%, it shows that not a lot of people listen to music and that might be because they are too busy with school work or other.
- 4. Q3: The results shows that people have different taste of music and its not just one genre that they listen to it’s a wide range of music. From the results we found out that 61.54% of our target audience listen to Hip-hop more than the rest. We thought that our target audience would have chosen Pop music but you can tell that it was 58.97%.
- 5. Q4: The result shows that most of our target audience find out about music videos on YouTube suggestions with the percentages of 74.36%. 48.72% of the people said that they hear about music videos from other people for example friends and family.
- 6. Q5: 92.31% of our target audience said that they view music videos on YouTube, this might be because YouTube is a video streaming and y6ou can watch any type of videos you like and we will be putting our music video on YouTube when we finish it so that our target audience can watch and listen to it.
- 7. Q6: 78.95%, (sometimes) was the highest response that we got back from our target audience, from the result we can tell that people do not watch the videos and that they just pay attention to the music.
- 8. Q7: Our target audience would like to see ‘Dancing’ in a music video more than the rest above, 59.46% of our target audience chose dancing.
- 9. Q8: From the result we got back, it shows that our target audience preferred (Both) of them, this might be because both are very important in music videos. 52.63% people responded as both narrative and performance.
- 10. Q9: from the response that we got back from the audience, myself and my group know not to add the things that are stated above and it helped as to think about what we could add on our music video.
- 11. Q10: This question gave us an understanding of why our target audience does not pay attention to the lyrics but its ok because all we need them to do is to watch our music video when its finish.